CORABES TOWER’s guidebook
Sightseeing
If you are interested in bringing home great photos to remember your Cebu trip by, these are the MUST places to visit and document!
An entrance fee of Php 100.00 per person entitles the visitor to unlimited stay at the area and use of facilities like the cottages, benches, and comfort rooms. Sitting at 2,000 feet above sea level, it's a great place for relaxation and peace.
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Tops Manzara Noktası
Cebu Tops RoadAn entrance fee of Php 100.00 per person entitles the visitor to unlimited stay at the area and use of facilities like the cottages, benches, and comfort rooms. Sitting at 2,000 feet above sea level, it's a great place for relaxation and peace.
This landmark holds a very big part of the history of Cebu - whereupon the arrival of Portuguese and Spanish explorers, Ferdinand Magellan planted a wooden cross upon their arrival at the island on March 15, 1521. Today, the cross is housed in an octagonal pavilion called the “kiosk”. It was granted a plenary indulgence for those who piously pray before it every Feast of the Triumph of the Cross by Bishop Santos Gomez Marañon, then Bishop of Cebu (1830-1840).
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Magellan'ın Haçı
P. Burgos StreetThis landmark holds a very big part of the history of Cebu - whereupon the arrival of Portuguese and Spanish explorers, Ferdinand Magellan planted a wooden cross upon their arrival at the island on March 15, 1521. Today, the cross is housed in an octagonal pavilion called the “kiosk”. It was granted a plenary indulgence for those who piously pray before it every Feast of the Triumph of the Cross by Bishop Santos Gomez Marañon, then Bishop of Cebu (1830-1840).
Built in 1972 by the Cebu’s substantial Chinese community, the Cebu Taoist Temple has a replica of the Great Wall of China by its entrance. And it includes a chapel, library, souvenir shop, and a wishing well. Devotees and tourists alike visit here to perform rituals - like the climbing of its 81 steps, which represents the 81 chapters of Taoism scriptures, the lighting of joss sticks and having their fortune be read by the monks.
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Cebu Taoist Tapınağı
Built in 1972 by the Cebu’s substantial Chinese community, the Cebu Taoist Temple has a replica of the Great Wall of China by its entrance. And it includes a chapel, library, souvenir shop, and a wishing well. Devotees and tourists alike visit here to perform rituals - like the climbing of its 81 steps, which represents the 81 chapters of Taoism scriptures, the lighting of joss sticks and having their fortune be read by the monks.